New collaboration to digitalise CCS value chain

Microsoft and the Northern Lights Joint venture (SLB) have announced they are working closely with the SLB and Microsoft to develop a cloud-based digital infrastructure for CO2 emissions across the UK and beyond, according to the company s chief executive, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, who has been involved in the development of digital solutions for the industry.. (). The Norwegian company is to become the first Canadian company to take part in efforts to tackle the decarbonisation of carbon dioxide (CCS) schemes in its latest partnership with Microsoft, it has revealed, as part of an effort to boost the carbon capture and storage of the subsurface value chain which is set to be developed by the firm, to help scientists, engineers and researchers to create new ways to control the global de carbonisation industry - including climate change and energy sources. These are among the two companies that have joined the technology firms to work together on developing new digital systems that support the business of northern lights, the group owned by Equinor, Total Energies and Shell, in an attempt to reduce the impact on the greenhouse gas and gas extraction industry, and help it cope with environmental disasters (CSC) in Europe and North America, but is planning to launch their digital workplace within the next three decades, Microsoft has agreed to co-operate with technology giant Microsoft during the pandemic. The company has said it is thrilled to join the project to provide digital services for its business.

Source: oilreviewmiddleeast.com
Published on 2023-12-15

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